Quasi-suspect Classes
Quasi-Suspect Classes is a legal doctrine in constitutional law that categorizes certain demographic groups, such as those defined by gender or illegitimacy, which trigger heightened judicial scrutiny under equal protection analysis due to a history of discriminatory treatment and limited political power, yet do not receive the same level of protection as suspect classes like race.
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The Case for Treating Ex-Offenders as a Suspect Class
Ben Baumberg Geiger · California Law Review · 2006 · 36 citations
The Case for Treating Ex-Offenders as a Suspect Class
Ben Baumberg Geiger · California Law Review · 2006 · 27 citations · Full text
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